Sentence examples for devoted institute from inspiring English sources

At a 26 September symposium celebrating the Allen Institute for Brain Science's 10th year, Allen called understanding cell biology "another holy grail" and admitted he was interested in developing a devoted institute, according to a Puget Sound Business Journal report.

He devoted his institute's resources to refuting popular apocalyptic scenarios like Paul Ehrlich's "The Population Bomb" (1968) and the Club of Rome's "Limits to Growth" (1972).

(Vivien Schweitzer) INSTITUTE AND FESTIVAL FOR CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE (Tuesday through Thursday) Summers at Mannes College the New School for Music are devoted to institutes and festivals in which students and faculty explore a range of specialties, among them Beethoven and the vocal, guitar and keyboard repertories.

At the same time on the domestic front, a lot of time and effort has been devoted to instituting what Nobel economist Amartya Sen calls 'plural monoculturalism', which is to say the maintenance of ethnic and cultural separateness through the encouragement of faith schools, 'community leaders' and identity politics.

He added that he was setting up an institute devoted to well-being at Wake Forest.

And Britain is going the same way, with a whole institute devoted to wellbeing at Cambridge.

In 1898, Adler was named professor of music history at Vienna University, where he founded an institute devoted to musicological research.

Johns Hopkins announced in May an anonymous pledge of $100 million to establish an institute devoted to the treatment of malaria.

Prof Hall announced a new hospital institute devoted to helping heart patients will be created using a bequest from Sir Jimmy's will.

Now, the Bucksbaums are donating $42 million to the university to create an institute devoted to improving medical students' handling of the doctor-patient relationship.

Stony Brook's initiative is the latest in what appears to be a trend, the founding of a high-profile institute devoted to the study of food and wine.